Bob Levene

Spurn Head is a spit of land measuring 3 miles long and only 50m wide in places found where the North Sea meets the Humber Estuary. It is a place of constant erosion and reformation and a haven for plants and wildlife. It’s also one of the UK’s busiest shipping channel, requiring a permanently manned lifeboat station. This summer artists Rick Welton, Pete McPartlan, Jo Millett, Sabine Bieli, Rob Gawthrop and myself who make up the group ‘On Spurn’ will individually develop new work in response to Spurn. You can read about the this project as it develops in the process section. This project is support by Arts Council England, Yorkshire. Click here to view the On Spurn website and here to read my blog.